Sentences with word «altmetric»

The study was cited 7 times and has a high Altmetric score because of its newsworthyness but I wouldn't reference it as JAMA because JAMA probably wouldn't have published that study with such a small n.

Institutional leaders who are serious about understanding how research affects the world should be aware of publications with high Altmetric Attention Scores, regardless of whether they come from discoveries made internally or by competing groups.»

Using the same methodology we employed for Parkinson's, our plan is to study other neurological disorders to determine whether there are disease - specific factors which explain any observed differences in the type of biomedical research most likely to receive a high Altmetric Attention Score.»

Euan Adie of Altmetric probably took the most serious look at an influence - based ranking of science - themed Twitter accounts with this blog post on the «The Real Science Stars of Twitter.»

It is possible that they may eventually use altmetric data to inform their allocation of grant money.

Once you've developed an online presence, you can use altmetric tools to work out how effective it is.

This year's buzziest studies were mentioned a total of 112,492 times in Altmetric's online sources.

So far Altmetric has tracked 58 research outputs from this source.

Twenty - five years after the first «scientists» warning to humanity», a new report is continuing to gain momentum and is already the one of the most talked about papers globally since Altmetric records began.

► Media - attention scoring system Altmetric has just released its top 100 research articles list.

«Scientists» warning to humanity «most talked about paper»: No. 6 top paper ever published since global Altmetric records began, first of similar age.»

Setting up Impactstory and Altmetric tools doesn't take much time and effort, Moustafa says, and updates are automatic.

One of the most prominent scoring systems is run by an outfit called Altmetric, now a division of the London - based publishing technology startup Digital Science.

Research on altmetrics — alternative metrics for measuring scientific impact — has found no link between social media metrics such as number of tweets and traditional impact metrics such as citations, he says.

If altmetrics do nothing else, they encourage us to rethink the way research is assessed — and that very idea could have a huge impact on science.

The paper's cumulative score is currently in sixth place out of more than 9 million publications, since Altmetric started tracking attention to research more than six years ago.

Collecting altmetrics is the easy part — more difficult is to convince scientists that the information gathered from these online sources matters.

«An in - depth analysis of a piece of shit: distribution of Schistosoma mansoni and hookworm eggs in human stool» generated huge altmetrics scores when it was published in PLoS Neglected Tropical Diseases earlier this year.

But for its fans, there's more to altmetric success than that.

First author on the paper, Dr. Rui Araújo, a neurology resident in the Department of Neurology in the Centro Hospitalar e Universitário de Coimbra (PT), elaborated, «There seems to be a correlation between altmetrics and conventional metrics, but notable exceptions occur.

Altmetric skeptics argue that a big impact online is often a matter of shrewd marketing rather than quality science, says Mike Thelwall at the University of Wolverhampton in the UK.

Sites like ImpactStory and Altmetric pull together information from many social networks, blogs and websites to quantify the online activity a study is generating and present it at a glance.

The publication is the first in a series aimed at utilizing Altmetric data to provide a more nuanced understanding of how the announcements of new medical discoveries affect the wide - range of disease - specific stakeholders including researchers, funders, care providers, and patients.

The publication list in his online curriculum vitae displays the dissemination of his publications as colorful donut graphs from the digital science company Altmetric.

In his field of life science, he says it's not unusual for grant proposals to include Altmetrics or Impactstory profiles among other measures of productivity.

The paper's overall Altmetric score of 1,981 includes 203 new stories from 156 news outlets, as well as 660 tweets from 627 users.

In the meantime, article - level metrics, increasingly incorporating altmetrics, are being advocated as a replacement for the inappropriate use of the JIF.

Discover a more complete picture of how readers engage with research in Journal of Pediatric Psychology through Altmetric data.

Altmetric Attention Scores are a weighted count of the volume of attention a research article has received, intended to reflect the likely visibility and reach of the publication amongst audiences both within and beyond academia.

were mentioned a total of 112,492 times in Altmetric's online sources.

So far Altmetric has tracked 1,266 research outputs from this source.

He has been invited to talk about the power of altmetrics to the National Science Foundation and the National Institutes of Health.

«It was completely overwhelming, despite having prepared for weeks for it,» says Brian Nosek, a psychologist at the University of Virginia in Charlottesville who led a massive replication of psychological science published in Science in August — No. 5 on Altmetric's list.

Using Altmetric, we've compiled a list of the 25 most talked - about climate papers of 2016.

«Altmetric data analysis reveals how Parkinson's disease research affects the world.»

Rather than scoring journals by their impact within the scientific community, Altmetric scores individual articles based on buzz: stories in the media and references on blogs, Twitter, Facebook, and even Wikipedia.

Earlier this year, a group of concerned scientists and journal publishers signed an open letter known as the San Francisco Declaration on Research Assessment (DORA) to encourage review boards and tenure committees to «eliminate the use of journal - based metrics, such as Journal Impact Factors, in funding, appointment, and promotion considerations,» and to encourage the development of alternative metrics (altmetrics) to measure a scientist's research contributions.

The paper's Altmetric of about 7100 is gaining ground on the top paper for 2016, former United States President Barack Obama's review of the healthcare system, which accumulated a score of 8063 in four months; most of the top 100 of all time have an Altmetric below 6000.

ÜberResearch and Altmetric, leading data and analytics companies serving scientific funders and research organizations, have published an analysis of Parkinson's disease research papers with the highest Altmetric Attention Scores in the Journal of Parkinson's Disease.

It was exciting to see how the new «altmetrics» largely overlapped with traditional measures of quality, but also offered complementary insights.»

Those most convinced about the importance of this alternative, online scientific influence — sometimes called the altmetric impact — have even put together web tools that monitor and measure the buzz a new study generates online.

Adding a provocative title is one easy way to send a study shooting up the altmetrics charts.

«Altmetrics are resonating with the people actually funding scholarships,» says Priem.

Aaron Sorensen, ÜberResearch's Senior Scientometrics Analyst, and Stacy Konkiel, Altmetric's Director of Research & Education, led the team from a data - science perspective.

In other words: altmetrics may measure scientific quality in the same way traditional citation scores do.

And some of the reporting that boosted the Altmetric score had nothing to do with the study.

Altmetric's top 100 list includes bold antibiotic claims, failed replication efforts... and a marriage proposal